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Primary Sources

1. "Minutes of Roswell Masonic Lodge", Roswell Lodge Archives, 1866-2004
   These are the complete archives of the Minutes from Roswell Lodge #165. This is the primary source for all information regarding the proceedings and discussion within the lodge during the years studied. There are some holes within the records, especially from the earliest years of the Lodge, due to natural causes.
    
2. "Pictorial Archives", Roswell Lodge Archives, 1866-2004
   This is a collection of photo albums, newspaper clippings, and cards sent to the lodge from persons who had received assistance. This source was used primarily for information regarding charitable contributions by the lodge.
    
3. Feeney, Joseph F. "Roswell Masonic Lodge Barbeque to Add to Youth Day Fanfare." Neighbor Newspapers, September 26, 1990 1.
   This newspaper article gives insight into Roswell Lodge's largest charitable fundraiser. It is used as a synopsis of the actions of the lodge in regards to charity and community involvement.

Secondary Sources

1. Algabil-Freedom Lodge No. 636, "Masonic Brotherly Love," Algabil-freedom Lodge No. 636, 2004, http://www.mofreemason.com/alga-free/Love.htm. (Accessed December 3, 2004).
   This site was used only for the introductory quote for the section on Brotherly love.
    
2. Brock, D.R. Brock's Manual of Masonic Lectures. Carrollton, GA: Buck Creek Lodge
   No. 639 F. & A.M. Reprint, 1995.
   This manual is used by the members of Roswell Lodge to aid them in the pageantry of the floor work and lectures. This source was used to give information regarding the teachings of the lodge to its members.
    
3. Dumenil, Lynn. Freemasonry and American Culture: 1880-1930. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1984.
   This book was used to give a greater insight into Freemasonry in general. It is used to compare the actions of Roswell Lodge with those other lodges that were in action during the same time period. It also served as a guide for the layout of this paper.
    
4. The Rosslyn Templars, Morality [Website]. 21 July 2004, Available from http://www.rosslyntemplars.org.uk/morality.htm.
   This website was used only to get the introductory quote for the Morality section of this paper.
    
5. Walsh, Darlene M., ed. Roswell; a Pictorial History. 2nd ed. Roswell, GA: Roswell Historical Society, Inc., 1994.
   This book is used as a historical backdrop for the Lodge. It outlines the development of the city and the institutions within it. It is not directly quoted within the pages of this work, but its background information was necessary for the paper. It was also to be used for my original thesis, even though the historical data failed to back up that thesis.